04-17-2009, 01:10 PM
I wanted a copy of my calendar on my Dell Mini with Ubuntu 8.04. The version of Sunbird (0.7) that it downloads from the repository freezes when importing the file I exported from iCal. Version 0.9 is available as a .tar.gz file that decompresses to a folder that has a functioning version of Sunbird. I have been able to get my calendar file imported into it. But I don't want to keep the Sunbird folder on my desktop.
So my question is this: What exactly are the terminal commands necessary to move that folder to usr folder in File System?
(I currently expect that I can put a link to the program in the Applications/Office menu by right clicking on the menus in the Desktop.)
I'm of the opinion that Ubuntu's continued dependence on the terminal to get minor things done will keep it from becoming a real competitor to Windows or OSX. For me Ubuntu is something I would like to know a bit about and, since I see my use of this Mini as only an Internet machine for travel, I don't need to get into it too deep.
Thanks
So my question is this: What exactly are the terminal commands necessary to move that folder to usr folder in File System?
(I currently expect that I can put a link to the program in the Applications/Office menu by right clicking on the menus in the Desktop.)
I'm of the opinion that Ubuntu's continued dependence on the terminal to get minor things done will keep it from becoming a real competitor to Windows or OSX. For me Ubuntu is something I would like to know a bit about and, since I see my use of this Mini as only an Internet machine for travel, I don't need to get into it too deep.
Thanks